However, the best Chromium-based browser IMO is Vivaldi, and you can enable multiple tab rows on that, as you can for Firefox via various instructions, none of which are official options.
I found that The Patcher works well (though FF updates sometimes broke it, thus needing an update) for MTRs'.
However, Floorp (written by Japanese students) enables this as a feature (preferences>design). See review here.
And with Floorp, I found you can run multiple installations of it (which you can with portable Firefox with a little editing, as I do, each generally for its own purpose). Thank God for such options.
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By the grace of God, I have 128GB RAM on a MSI b450 Pro mobo (+ RYzen 3200G) which easily runs two Bible programs, 2 word pros and multiple docs, 8 portable installs of FF, 2 of Vivladi, 2 of Floorp, browsers each for its own general purpose) all with multiple tab rows. Thanks be to God. May all be used only for what is good in His sight.
